grahamtasia

Hey Matt, how long have you worked for thermospas? I have never seen a thermospa, but, have heard the service on these spa's are terrible. I have seen many spa warranties and would have to say that thermospa's warranty is one of the worst warranties in the business. It has so many holes in it, it makes swiss cheese jealous! It is also highly pro-rated! The reputation thermospas have with there high pressure in home tactics, does not help them either.

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I wouldn't ever recommend buying a spa without dealer support and/or without seeing and being able to wet test the spa first. In regards to Thermospa, there sales tactics are poor and there warranty is heavily pro-rated and has alot of holes in it that will end up costing you alot of money. I would recommend you check out HotSpring, Tiger River, Caldera, Sundance, D1 and Marquis, in your area. I always recommend seeing the "Full" warranty upfront before you buy. Good luck!

Whatever you choose, will be your choice. Remember that, when making your decision.

Out of curiousity, did you actually wet test the vanguard or did you just put your arms in?

Thats a good question!

Well said, Amanda!!!

People buy for different reasons.

Thats a nice way of stating your opinion.

I agree. The only reason why I would go 220 off the bat, on a 110 spa is if you were thinking of changing it out later.

Going 220 from the beginning would be the best way to go. Less expensive than changing over at a later time. Plus, with the 220, you can run the jets and the heater at the same time.

I would put a call into your dealer and have one of their spa technicians come out and take a look.

We should not feed forum trolls!

It would depend who's mouth it is going in.

I find it best in moderation! One case at a time!! Would you conside Shiner Bock for "Super High End" beer drinkers?